Libraries, Archives, Museums: Journalism primary sources: UAF Rasmuson Library, APRCA Archives

UAF Rasmuson Library, APRCA Archives

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Doyle C. Akers Memoir, 1950-1951
The memoir recounts his thoughts and activities while serving as company journalist with the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3 stationed on Amchitka.
Helen L. Atkinson Papers, 1933-1993
The collection contains primarily Atkinson's writing files which include the drafts, photographs, and clippings of the articles she wrote for various publications as well as the charts, reports, articles, and maps she consulted for background information.
William W. Bacon III Photographs, 1967-1989
Photographs from a freelance photographer.
Jimmy B. Bedford Papers, 1907-1990
The collection consists of materials documenting Bedford's personal and professional interests and his career in photojournalism and the teaching of journalism and photography.
Emily Boucher Papers, 1940-1963
The collection consists of correspondence of the editor and publisher of the Nome Nugget.
Gerald E. Bowkett Papers, 1959-1988
records related to Alaskan political and economic issues from a reporter for the Anchorage Daily Times, Anchorage Daily News, editor of the Southeast Alaska Empire, director of information services for the University of Alaska, and a press secretary to Governor Egan.
Larry Carpenter Papers, 1967-1985
Includes papers related to Larry Carpenters radio talk show Beeline on KFRB-KTVF.
Mary Cash Papers, circa 1940s-1950s
The collection includes Mary's memories of working as a broadcaster at KFAR in Fairbanks on 7 December 1941, and excerpts from her radio talks on Alaskan statehood and other topics.
Stan Caulfield Papers, 1955-1974
The collection reflects Caulfield's involvement with youth and sporting events in the Fairbanks area. Caulfield worked for the Fairbanks Daily News Miner as a journalist.
Lynn C. Denny Albums, 1900-1934
Photographs from a man who worked as a reporter for the Nome Daily Nugget and editor of the Nome Pioneer Press.
Lulu M. Fairbanks Collection, 1886-1968
The collection consists of clippings, correspondence, research files, scrapbooks, postcards, and photographs. While much of the correspondence relates to the business affairs of the Alaska Weekly, a Seattle newspaper, the collection as a whole reflects Fairbanks's long-time interest in Alaska and her work as an Alaska Weekly reporter and editor.
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner Collection, 1965-1987
The collection consists primarily of negatives and photographs from the photo morgue of the newspaper Fairbanks Daily News-Miner (Fairbanks, Alaska). Most date to the years 1965-1987. The collection also includes a card file indexing many of the photographs; reporters' research files; and a small quantity of clippings.
Louis R. Huber Papers, 1933-1966
The collection consists of correspondence, notes, research files, news releases, and clippings related to Huber's work as a freelance journalist specializing in Alaskan topics.
Charles J. and Betty Joyce Keim Papers, 1922-1999
The papers document Charles J. Keim's activities as a professor of Journalism and English at the University of Alaska.
Kay J. Kennedy Papers, 1922-1991
The collection consists of legal and financial reports, correspondence, news releases, clippings of newspaper articles authored by Kennedy, rough drafts of articles, Alaska-related news clippings, Alaskan business publications, photographs, and research materials on Alaskan activities, fauna, industry, locations, and organizations.
Lael Morgan Collection, 1940s-2000
The Lael Morgan Collection contains original and collected materials related to Morgan’s many projects on Alaskan history.
Thomas A. Snapp Papers, 1970-1995
The collection includes materials related to Snapp's career as a journalist and reporter in Alaska.
J. F. A. and Anna Hall Strong Papers, 1856-1929
The collection includes a few business records from his years as a newspaper publisher in Nome
Jo Anne Wold Papers, circa 1960-1985
The collection consists primarily of Wold's research files on Alaskan and local history and biography, published and unpublished manuscripts, and correspondence. They also include loose clippings of Wold's newspaper columns, two scrapbooks, a small number of photographs, and a collection of certificates and plaques honoring Wold and her work.

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This guide is supported in whole or in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the Alaska State Library.